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Sheffield Symphony Orchestra Season 2008/2009: Concert One

From: 18 October 2008

To: 18 October 2008

St Marks Church Broomfield Road Sheffield S10 2SE

Sheffield Symphony Orchestra Season 2008/2009: Concert One

Venue St Marks Church

Performance starts at 7.30pm and includes

Elgar's "Violin Concerto" with Geoffrey Allan (violin)
Vaughan Williams' "Symphony no.5"

Tickets from £8.50 concs available

Obtainable from:

Calow Classics
721 Abbeydale Road
Sheffield
S7 2BE
Phone: 0114 255 3440

St Marks Church
Broomfield Road
Sheffield
S10 2SE

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